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Austin Suddreth
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Inherited house financing plan of attack

Austin Suddreth
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello, My family has recently inherited a West Texas home from a relative who passed and it's currently sitting empty and I'm looking to get some advice on the best possible way to go about funding the deal. The house is in rough shape and it's in a rural Texas town. Its a 2 bed 2 Bath about 975 square feet. Right now I have the property worth estimated 35k-40k and a very very rough repair estimate of 20k. The house is right next to the new school in town that houses k-5th grades so I’m thinking it shouldn’t be a tough sell and would have an ARV of about 80k if it’s done right. I initially thought of renting it out but I think we would like to just get the cash out to pay off student loans or fund more deals. So, I’m having trouble deciding the best way to fund the rehab. I’ve thought of HELOCs, hard money, personal loans and even funding the rehab myself as I do have the cash on hand to finish it if it’s in the 20k range. So my question is, how would you go about funding this rehab if you were in the same situation? This would be my first rehab and I plan on getting hands on with it in order to learn more about the process and to get better ideas about rehab costs and whatnot. Any advice is appreciated!

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